While we cannot confirm for sure what the "L" means on the 11033L, the "L" does not make a differences when coming to fitment of the hub.
With that being said, the Tie Down Engineering 11033 hub has a 5 on 4-1/2" bolt pattern and is designed for 3500-lb axles. Replacement hubs that have these specs typically use a # L68149 inner bearing and # L44649 outer bearing, as well as inner race # L68111, outer race # L44610 and grease seals with inner diameter of 1.719" and outer diameter of 2.565".
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The 15021 you referenced is a replacement for an Atwood rooftop unit, and based on the research I've done you have a 13.5K BTU Coleman Mach AC unit so it won't be compatible.
Instead, what you need is the Furrion Chill HE Replacement RV Air Conditioner for Coleman Setup - 13,500 Btu - LED - White # FR82PV. view full answer...
For your 2007 Jayco Jay Feather Sport M-186 I recommend going with the Fastway e2 Weight Distribution # FA92-00-0600 as it is a better match to your weight specifications than the Fastway e2 Weight Distribution # FA92-00-0450. Your Jayco has a dry tongue weight of 370lbs with a GVWR of 3,900lbs. Since most of the weight is added to the front of your camper with the battery, propane and storage compartment in the front you will easily exceed the 450lb max tongue weight rating on the e2 #... view full answer...
The original Atwood manual crank you are looking for is no longer available but we have the Replacement Crank Handle for Stromberg Carlson Landing Gear # LG-119226 that will work for your Atwood Electric Jack. This is a much longer option which would be a little awkward but the only full manual crank we have that is compatible. You can alternatively use the Ultra-Fab T-Slot Power Drill Adapter for Scissor Jacks # UF48-979071. view full answer...
For your 2008 Jayco Jay Feather Sport 218 Travel Trailer, I recommend going with the:
-Adco Olefin HD All-Climate + Wind RV Cover for Travel Trailer # AD47ZR.
This cover will fit trailers that have an overall length of 20'1" - 22', so this cover will fit perfectly.
Additionally, this cover is also made to accommodate a rooftop air conditioner as well as your awning. Please note that this will not cover the propane in the front of the trailer as it's only designed to cover the trailer... view full answer...
The Fan-Tastic Vent Roof Vent w/ 12V Fan # FV802250 referenced in your question will work nicely to replace the AC unit on your trailer. It is designed (like most RV vents) to fit a 14-1/4 inch x 14-1/4 inch rough opening, but will work just fine on your 14-1/2 inch opening. The 4-1/2 inch garnish that's included can also be trimmed down to better fit your 1-3/4 inch thick ceiling.
This is a really nice roof vent that features a variable-speed, 12V fan that will circulate the air in your... view full answer...
Since your Jayco has the standard 3 bolt mounting flange for a trailer jack you can use a powered jack like the Electric Jack w/ Footplate # EJ-3520-WBX easily. This will bolt right up in place of what you have and will save you from having to crank the jack manually. view full answer...
Yes we do carry slide toppers. To pick out the correct one you'd need to measure the width of your slide out now including the flange and then check out the link I attached that shows all of the ones we carry. You will select your flange width and the correct fitting slide toppers will be listed. We don't have a way to look up what your Jayco has.
For example, if you wanted a white slide topper and your flange width was 65 inches you'd want the part # LCV000163274. view full answer...
I confirmed with my contact at Dexter Axle that the grease zerk used in their EZ Lube spindles like # TRU74FR is a standard 1/4-inch pipe thread fitting that you can replace with an item like # Gzerk. Your local hardware store may have one too. You can use a grease gun kit like # L30132 on this fitting. view full answer...
That's an interesting scenario because we normally recommend going with the radial-type tires or bias-type for highway usage. The radial (R13) have more flex in the sidewall which should give it better performance on the highway and help keep the heat down. If I were you I'd double check the psi rating on the sidewall. We have the Kenda Karrier ST185/80R13 Radial Trailer Tire # AM10208 which is rated for 65 psi so it could be that the air isn't inflated to what the sidewall calls for -... view full answer...
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